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Learning Turkish Cuisine | Gordon Ramsay ctm magazine
Gordon Ramsay goes back to the floor to learn how to make traditional Turkish food.
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0:53 hahaha, limbo~
Ya Turkish? Looks like Greek food to me ! Nice try,
It could be a form of sigara boregi…
@DILSENELLA1 actually its called sarma
@chefbillyx its turkish 😉
go search self the food
dolma
borek
baklava
it all comes from ottoman empire and are the ottomans greeks?
everything he just cooked is actually Armenian food, considering most of Turkey is of Armenian descent, although the dolma is a bit different
I haven't heard my daughter's Turkish family differentiate between "sarma" and "dolma"
Is there a full episode of this?
@chefbillyx yeah the two culture has the same food 🙂
@chefbillyx the greeks call it dolma, and dolma is a turkish workd it means to fill
@chefbillyx yes its greek
@Trabzonlu84 Yep its definetly Sarma 🙂
part 2? where is it?
You can't sell those baklavas in turkey ! That burned piece of junks. And if he is the specialist of baklava we have GODS for baklava in turkey. Come and eat it where it is really produced by professional cooks ! If gordon knows what is the real baklava he would swear and fire that man out of the restaurant. . .
Its not dolma its sarma. Dolma is similar to sarma. Its green peppers fill in with literally the same stuff. And baklava, dolma, sarma, boğrek are all turkish food. It quite easily mistaken with the greeks as they have a similar cuisine. They also claim that Turkish delights and kebabs are also theirs but its not. This dates back to thousands of years ago in the ottomon empire.